From the salon to the sheds: How Brittnee found her passion in shearing
These women have found a community in an unlikely place — the male-dominated shearing sheds. From wool-classers to rouseabouts, this is how they play their vital part.
From the salon to the sheds: How Brittnee found her passion in shearing
These women have found a community in an unlikely place — the male-dominated shearing sheds. From wool-classers to rouseabouts, this is how they play their vital part.
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